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I have a difficult problem to solve. I am working with Excel 2003 and trying
to calculate a prior date based on a particular billing date. Normally this would be solved with the workday function but I have a few special conditions. The first is a range of holidays that if the result equals one of those holidays, then I want the date to readout the prior business day (for example, since September 1 is a banking holiday and the result should then be August 29). The second condition is our holidays. The calculation needs to omit those days from consideration (for example, if the billing date is Dec 1 and we have Nov 27 & 28 off, the result should be Nov 24.) The third condition is that these two lists of holidays have some overlap. Let me know if I didn't explain clearly or any other information I need to provide to arrive at a solution. Currently the people are hand counting by the calendar each month introducing a high risk for error. Please advise. |
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